
Written and illustrated by Rosie Sajid
A young lion learns that true strength means using his voice for good.
A little lion discovers that a strong roar isn't for shouting or showing off. Inspired by the Qur'anic teaching of encouraging what is right, and the hadith that the strong one is the one who controls himself when angry, this gentle story shows young children how to use their voices with kindness: to stand up for good, help others and spread fairness.
This story teaches bravery with kindness - that we use our voices not to shout or show off, but to stand up for good, help others, and spread fairness. It’s inspired by the Qur’anic idea of “amr bil ma’rūf” - encouraging what is right - and the hadith: “The strong one is not the one who can overpower others, but the one who controls himself when angry.” (Bukhari & Muslim)
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